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[PW Daily: Breaking book business, bookselling and author news, bestsellers lists and publishing deals.] [PubTech Connect | April 20, 2017]( [Family Christian Stores to Close]( Family Christian Stores, the largest retailer of Christian books and merchandise in the country, is closing all of its outlets. The chain, which went through a drawn-out bankruptcy proceeding in 2015, said changing consumer behavior and declining sales forced it to shut down. [more »]( [Adult Trade Sales Slipped in First Nine Months of 2016]( Sales of adult trade books fell 1.6% in the first nine months of 2016 compared to the same period in 2015, according to figures released by the AAP as part of its StatShot program. Sales of children’s and young adult books increased 4.9% in the same period. 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